The biggest volcano threasts Iceland by Zivka Deleva

A new threat comes from Iceland. Half an year ago, a volcano eruption from Eyhafjallajokul volcano created a "hurricane" of problems in Europe, mostly problems in the air traffic. Then, the biggest Northern European countries were stuck at the airports for five days. Now another volcano creates new headaches. Still, it is not with such characteristics but, who knows. Paranoia is here all the time. A glacier that you can find on the top of the most active Vulcan in the country, now produced that much water, that is normal for everyone to be worried. The fear is the most about the warmth of the mountain and the possibility for the volcano to erupt. Iceland is often a probl! em for Europe due to its volcanos' activities. Geophysicists claim that this volcano might create a similar mess that another volcano provoked some six years ago. Than, the sky over Europe was all covered in dust. This time, the bad boy is the Grimsvotn volcano. The worst predictions are still not on the surface, says Icelandic Meteorological Office geophysicist Gunnar Gudmundsson. Grimsvotn volcano is situated 200 meters under ice in the southeastern part of Iceland. This eruption wouldn't be the first for the biggest Iceland's volcano. It also happened in 1996 and 1998, when big surfaces of plains ended under water. I am certain that it is not easy for someone to be a citizen of Iceland. How would you feel if you would know that your life is under some threat so very often? But,I guess, people are such creatures that can get used to all kinds of conditions very easily. That's why we are everywhere on the Earth, by the way.

by Zivka Deleva for Cantell TV (http://cantell.tv)

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